RESEARCH OF PHYSICAL PHENOMENA IN ELECTRICAL MACHINES
Main researcher
: BAN, DRAGO (1914) Assistants
KUNJAŠIĆ, ĐINO (153274)
SMOLČIĆ, ZLATKO (105403)
JADRIĆ, MARTIN (17591)
MALETIĆ, ANTE (27623)
MALJKOVIĆ, ZLATKO (27746)
GAŠPARAC, IVAN (75402)
ŠIMUNIĆ, ZORAN (118650)
KOVAČEVIĆ, ZORAN (81230)
KOVAČIĆ, TIHOMIR (163003)
RABUZIN, ZDRAVKO (190694)
GAJSKI, ILIJA (12863)
TERZIĆ, BOŽO (138865)
MILKOVIĆ, MATEO (123901)
ZDENKOVIĆ, JOSIP (185145)
ILIĆ, IVAN (17001)
WOLF, RADENKO (54263)
CETTOLO, MIRKO (6721)
ANDRES, DALIBOR (900486)
Type of research: applied Duration from: 01/01/91. to 01/01/96. Papers on project (total): 83
Papers on project quoted in Current Contents: 2
Institution name: Fakultet elektrotehnike i računarstva, Zagreb (36) Department/Institute: Department of Electric Machines, Drives and Automation Address: Unska 3 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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Phone: 385 1 6129 770
Fax: 385 1 6129 705
E-mail: drago.ban@fer.hr
Summary: Development of diagnostic methods foruncovering the faults
on the inductionmachine squirrel cage. Analysis of theimpact of new
techniques and technologicalsolutions of speed control on the
design,construction and building procedures of theelectrical motors for
controlled electricaldrives. Analysis of the methods of inductionmotor
parameter identification in real time.Synchronous machine parameter
identificationbased on data acquired from three phasefault. Mathematical
modelling and analysisusing numerical procedures. Design of theprogram for
numerical determination of thetransfer function parameters of the
ACmachine. Theoretical and experimentalresearch of the physical description
ofevents that occur in a real DC machinecommutational process; development
of themathematical model and methodology for realcommutational process
simulation. Analysisof specific features of the double laparmature winding
of the DC machine in orderto solve the problems with voltage pulsationamong
adjacent commutator bars which is ofsignificant importance in the
successfulldesign of the large DC machine (to thehighest power limit).
Experimentalverification of stated theoretical functionsand results
achieved from mathematical modelsimulation methods on a
computer.Development of a method and design of programfor setting the
intermittent workingconditions including technical load controland
automatic control during laboratoryexperiments.
Keywords: electrical machine,physical phenomena
Research goals: Development of the diagnostic for uncovering the
faults on the induction machine. Analysis of the impact of new techniques
and technological solutions af speed control on the design, construction
and building procedures of the electrical motors for controlled electrical
drives. Analysis of the methods of induction motor parametar identification
in real time. Synchronous machine parametar identification based on data
acquired from three phaze fault. Mathematical modelling and analysis using
numerical procedures. Design of the program for numerical determination of
the transfer function parameters of the AC machine. Theoretical and
experimental research of the physical description of events that occur in a
real DC machine commutational process; development of the mathematical
model and methodologyfor real commutational process simulation. Analysis of
specific features of the double lap armature winding of the DC machine in
order to solve the problems with voltage pulsation among adjacent
commutator bars which is of significant imprtance in the successful design
of the large DC machine (to the highest power limit). Experimental
verification of stated theoretical functions and results achieved from
mathematical model simulation methods on a computer. Development of a
method and design of program for setting the intermittent working
conditions including technical load control and automatic control during
laboratory experiments. Other information about the project.